Is Luna timeless & classic?

[Laylea]

Just that really!

I know a few Lunas but they're all dogs, sorry OP.

Incredibly 2020s.

It’s a really nice name.

But it’s not timeless and classic. Assuming you are in the UK, to me that’s names like Victoria, Emily, Katherine, Charlotte, Grace etc.

For a spaniel? Yes.
For a child? Less so.

It's a dog's name for me too.

No. It’s nice but I’d say it’s modern and popular now but will date.

DS was going to be a girl called Luna but we were wrong! I went to school with one so was around before HP but did cause some interesting responses when we said about using it!

But people will always seem to grace you with their opinion on names 🙄

It’s a timeless classic for pets. Been around for years, but wasn’t really a girl’s name until HP. Quite nice though.

Sorry, no. I do think it's a pretty name but I hear a dog's name, then Harry Potter, then the moon connections like lunatic and loony.

No. It's a good example of a name that peaked in popularity and thus will date.

No. If anything it’s the opposite. It’s trendy/a dog name. Selena is more classic, or Celeste.

Agree!

No.

What about Linnea

No

Timeless and classic!!! Yes, for a crazy dog. Not for a child!

OP- are you thinking of some other name? Not that I can think of anything similar other than Luca? 🤔

We have one at Guides. she's a space cadet

Google told me it is a Latin name, so I thought must be a classic!

No, it's cats name.

Neither timeless nor classic, more hippyish

It's pretty but I've only known of cats/dogs having this name, I'd be worried about other children and luna/lunatic mocking sadly.

I love it but it's certainly not classic or timeless. It's the female equivalent or Arlo or Ezra.... everyone will know what time period you were born in!

No! Sorry, OP.

I know 3 different dogs called Luna so I as aways think of it as a dogs name now. I've never met a human called Luna.

One of my dearest friends is called Luna! It's a beautiful name.

I mean it's the name of the Roman goddess of the moon so... It's not actually modern at all, it's just become very popular in the last decade or so. But yes it's Latin and very old, but I don't think timeless thanks to Harry Potter and the seventy bajillion Staffies called Luna, sadly. Shame because it's a pretty name!